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Actually, the sliding doors technique is a CSS tehcnique. You'll do much better reading the A List Apart article the author points on his/her tutorial.

The sliding doors technique could be used on a great variety of situations and the markup may vary a great deal.

In wordpress, you will need PHP + the wordpress API to create the markup, but if you are not a PHP developer you can as well use a downloaded theme (or default) and just build your CSS featuring Sliding Doors.

Hi and thanks for your reply. I already know how to use the sliding door technique to create a navigation system. Also, I have created several custom Wordpress themes. My question is on how to use them together. From the code in the site I linked above, I see that it requires some extra programming (PHP, SQL?) and that's what I'm not familiar with.

In Wordpress, to have the dynamic navigation, you usually just use this: wp_list_pages. And doing so results in an html list <li> of pages with their links. However, with the sliding doors technique, I need to have an extra <span> in the navigation links. Something similar to this:

HTML Code:

<li><a href=”http://www.link.com”><span>Link Name</span></a></li>

So, wp_list_pages is not enough in this situation. My question is, will the code given in the blog post I linked work? And if so, where do I place it?